As others have said, you can make as many $13,000 gifts to different individuals as you want. Arizona does not have a gift tax, so there is no...

Can i get guardianship of my grandchildren because father (son) killed in accident and mother is suspect drug abuser unfit mom.

Yes, it is possible. In fact, there are three different ways to do what you want in Arizona. The answer to your actual question (about notice to...

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HOLOGRAPHIC WILL OR TRUST?

It's impossible to give you a definitive answer. You need to consult with a qualified probate attorney. There are some basic principles you can...

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My sister was POA for my father with Alzheimers, she took everything he had before and after his death. What is my recourse?

Arizona (like many -- perhaps most -- states) has a separate statute that punishes exploitation of a "vulnerable adult." Assuming your father's...

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Does each party of an irrevocable trust have the right to will their share of the property?

I agree with Mr. Pippen, but want to add a "best-guess" comment. You need to look at the document to be sure, but it is pretty likely that it...

I agree with the other answers you have been given -- so far as they go. A lawyer's job, however, is not only-and-always to sue. Your lawyer...

How long does Arizona court take to approve petition to terminate living trust

Once the petition is filed it will probably be set for hearing in about four weeks (perhaps a little longer if the court is in Maricopa County)....

Guardianship of a minor

If you have a Michigan guardianship and your nephew is living with you in Michigan, you should not have to file anything with the Georgia courts.

Residency requirements for a will

There is no residency requirement to sign a will, at least in Arizona. The real question, as the previous answer suggested, is where you should get...

If a person has no living relatives to claim their remains. how do you go about petitioning to get the cremains?

In Arizona, at least, there is a general rule that the person who made and paid for funeral arrangements has the right to decide disposition of the...